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  • Centre something to talk about

    St Therese’s Primary School students Nicholas, Georgia and Nicholas have fun splashing around in the new Development Play Centre.Iesha has an eyeopening experience as she…

  • Casey agrees to ‘dump’ the dust

    Casey councillor Colin Butler is a stone’s throw away from having additional dust suppressant applied to the city’s southern unmade roads. By Alison Noonan RESIDENTS…

  • Traffic chaos ‘a new development, too’

    Cranbourne West resident Albert Smith, Willow Wood Aged Care Facility manager Margaret Moder, Casey councillor Kevin Bradford and facility residents are calling for a pedestrian…

  • Rail backflip sparks outcry

    Hospitality students at William Angliss Institute of TAFE, Cranbourne, say a new rail line to Cranbourne East would make commuting to and from school more…

  • Eyesore no more

    Casey councillor Wayne Smith says locals are happy the council finally moved in to clean this former Hampton Park eyesore on the weekend. By Alison…

  • Jubby’s beat ends after 29 years

    Cranbourne Police Sergeant Peter Jubb worked his final shift on Friday with daughter and fellow member, Leading Senior Constable Natalie Cale, who travelled from Swan…

  • Cut speed limit, says fire chief

    This utility flipped on its side after a collision on the South Gippsland Highway in Tooradin last week. It took emergency crews more than an…

  • Parents push kinder flaws

    Amelia Fithall hands a petition calling for statewide preschool reforms to Cranbourne MP Jude Perera. By Alison Noonan FRUSTRATED Cranbourne parents joined forces last week…

  • Students aim for the stars

    Right: Australian Idol finalist Garth Ploog congratulated students. and was a guest speaker at the ceremony. Alison NoonanLYNDHURST Secondary College students have vowed to continue…

  • Nature takes its course at library

    Cranbourne Community House Botanic Art student Pat English’s watercolour painting is just one of many botanic works on display at Cranbourne Library. GARDEN gaiety swept…

  • U3A finds a place to call home

    Cranbourne U3A members Gary Baker, president Bev Wood, Olive Hallisey, Gloria Graham, Max Eames, Annette Donohue, Sonny Thomsen and Cicely Hanley were delighted to move…

  • Study tour reunion

    Eumemmerring MP Gordon RichPhillips, 2005 Casey Young Citizen of the Year Michelle Niazmand, and Dominic Arcaro attended the Australia Day Study Tour reunion. By Rebecca…

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